Meaning & Definition of word "Clarity"

Clarity

/ˈklær.ɪ.ti/

1. The quality of being coherent and intelligible.
- Example: The clarity of her explanation helped everyone understand the complex topic.
2. The quality of being clear in appearance or sound.
- Example: The clarity of the water in the lake was remarkable.
3. The quality of being easy to see, hear, or understand.
- Example: The clarity of the photograph was enhanced by the perfect lighting.
4. The state of being free from ambiguity or confusion.
- Example: After revising the document, the clarity of the instructions improved significantly.

Middle English clarite, from Latin claritas, from clarus meaning 'clear'.

clear as mud:

Something that is completely unclear or confusing.

in a state of clarity:

To be in a condition of understanding or insight.

clarity of thought:

The ability to think clearly and logically.

clear:

Free of obstruction; understandable.

lucid:

Expressed clearly; easy to understand.

translucent:

Allowing light, but not detailed shapes, to pass through.

Meaning: Seeing things clearly.

Example Sentence: After that talk, I finally have some clarity about my career path.

Meaning: Understanding a situation without confusion.

Example Sentence: I had a moment of clarity after sleeping on it.